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Saturday, October 10, 2026

Bahamas Private Island Listed for Sale at Lower Price Than London Terraced House

Hawk's Nest Cay, a 25-acre private island in the Bahamas, is on the market for approximately $950,000, making it a more affordable option than many properties in the UK capital.

Business & Markets • 3 months ago
Bahamas Private Island Listed for Sale at Lower Price Than London Terraced House

A 25-acre private island in the Bahamas, known as Hawk's Nest Cay, is currently for sale for £751,376 (approximately $950,000 USD), a price point lower than the average cost of a terraced house in London. The island offers panoramic sea views and a tropical setting, situated near the amenities of Hawk's Nest Resort & Marina.

The listing highlights that Hawk's Nest Cay provides seclusion without complete isolation, being just minutes from the resort. Access to the island is conveniently located across Hawk's Nest Creek, which is protected from ocean waves and features natural deep water, allowing for the potential construction of a large dock.

The area of Cat Island is recognized for its exceptional fishing, including billfishing and bonefishing. The proximity of the marina, airstrip, and resort at Hawk's Nest makes the island an attractive option for those seeking both a tropical escape and accessible facilities.

It's situated just a stone's throw from Hawk's Nest Resort & Marina, making it easily accessible

Hawk's Nest Cay features elevations along its southern shore and several beaches on its northern side. The island is described as ideal for individuals seeking sandy beaches, lush vegetation, and clear waters for swimming. The region also boasts dramatic viewpoints and calm waters.

The island promises sandy beaches, lush greenery and turqouise waters

In comparison, the average price for a terraced property in London is approximately £775,395. The listing also mentions other island properties, including Mali Kosmać in Croatia's Dalmatian coast for €700,000 (£603,377) and Mullagrach Island in Scotland for £350,000.


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